The ‘Get Ready With Me’ trend has taken the TikTok world by storm, amassing over 110 billion views and counting. This trend offers a fascinating glimpse into creators’ style choices and daily routines, covering everything from outfit selections and breakfast preferences to morning rituals. Moreover, it sheds light on the brands and products that play … Continue reading “Noosa Yoghurt gets ready with TikTok Influencers”
The prestigious AICP Awards tour is set to make its way to the vibrant city of San Francisco on October 11, promising a captivating panel discussion and screening event. Hosted at the renowned Exploratorium in San Francisco, the occasion will bring together luminaries from the agency, brand, and music sectors to analyze and celebrate the … Continue reading “AICP Awards tour moves to San Francisco”
The Directors Bureau has announced the addition of Sing-Sing to its esteemed director roster. A dynamic creative duo consisting of spatial designer Adi Goodrich and film and animation director Sean Pecknold is recognized for their unique ability to merge diverse skill sets and bring vibrant, larger-than-life concepts to life across a spectrum of mediums, including … Continue reading “Directors Bureau welcomes Sing-Sing to roster”
Last night, Reel 360 News reported that the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) were going to resume talks next week. It has been a grueling five months of picketing for writers and two months for actors. Real talk, it gets boiling around Warner Bros. by 11 … Continue reading “If strike talks fall apart, legacy studios should leave AMPTP”
The French Riviera Film Festival (FRFF), known for celebrating exceptional short-form content, is bringing its recent award-winning titles, Storage, Day9 and N.O.R.A, to the world’s leading short movie entertainment network, ShortsTV. The acclaimed films will make their debut on the network this autumn, enriching the streaming platform’s diverse catalog. The announcement was made jointly by … Continue reading “French Riviera Film Fest winner Storage to debut on ShortsTV”
Generation Iron, the New York City-based global digital media company focused on health, fitness, bodybuilding, and strength sports, and its distribution/production partner The Vladar Company, has acquired worldwide distribution rights for the award-winning feature documentary Driven: The Tony Pearson Story. Winner of the Grand Prize for Best Documentary Feature at the 2023 Golden State Film … Continue reading “Award-winning Tony Pearson doc to stream Oct. 6”
As the Writers Guild of America strike enters its 20th week, NBCUniversal’s Universal Studio Group has taken action to suspend various film and TV deals, including those involving Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video and Dwayne Johnson’s Seven Bucks, among others. This move is part of the ongoing labor dispute between the WGA, SAG-AFTRA and Hollywood’s studios … Continue reading “NBCUniversal suspends Lorne Michaels, Dwayne Johnson deals”
In a surprising turn of events, The Drew Barrymore Show is set to make its return to television screens for its fourth season despite the ongoing strikes by both the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and SAG-AFTRA. The decision has raised eyebrows and drawn criticism, with union members preparing to picket outside the show’s studios … Continue reading “Drew Barrymore Show returns amidst strike sparking controversy”
In a gesture of support, Hollywood creator Ryan Murphy is extending a lifeline to assist both past and present cast and crews under his employ facing financial hardship amidst the ongoing strikes in the entertainment industry. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Murphy announced the creation of the “Ryan Murphy Productions Assistance Fund” with a $500,000 … Continue reading “Ryan Murphy launches $500,000 assistance fund”
In a recent update, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) has shed light on the ongoing strike and negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). The update reveals a stark contrast between the AMPTP’s lack of movement and the willingness of some studio executives to negotiate. Here are some key highlights … Continue reading “WGA suggests legacy studios could break off from AMPTP”
Hyundai is kicked off the NFL season with the launch of its new advertising campaign for the 2024 Kona and Kona EV1 during the football kickoff game on Thursday, September 7, airing on NBC and Peacock. The campaign, titled “Welcome Back to the Commute,” is designed to welcome consumers back to their daily commutes with … Continue reading “Hyundai welcomes back commuters in new campaign”
The American Film Institute (AFI) has made an exciting announcement for film enthusiasts worldwide. The 37th edition of AFI FEST is set to begin with the World Premiere of Leave the World Behind a highly anticipated apocalyptic thriller written and directed by AFI Conservatory Alum Sam Esmail, who graduated from AFI in 2004. This cinematic … Continue reading “AFI FEST 2023 to kick off with Sam Esmail film”
SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) has successfully negotiated interim agreements with three prominent AMC series, marking a significant development in the ongoing strike against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). The strike, now in its seventh week, has disrupted the entertainment industry’s operations, leading to … Continue reading “SAG-AFTRA reaches interim agreements with Walking Dead spinoffs”
Under the blazing sun, thousands of union members from across the entertainment industry converged at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California, on Tuesday for a powerful display of solidarity. Organized by the WGA, SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists), IATSE and the AFL-CIO, the National Day of Solidarity rally … Continue reading “Thousands gather at Disney for National Day of Solidarity”
Amazon Prime Video has delivered a double dose of disappointment to its subscribers. The platform has officially canceled the much-anticipated second seasons of both A League of Their Own and The Peripheral, despite previously granting renewal orders. Premiering in 2022, the cancellations arrive just shy of the one-year mark since their debut seasons. The decision … Continue reading “Amazon blames strike for Peripheral and League cancellations”
Unveiling its presence in the heart of Los Angeles, WORKPRODUCT emerges as a multidisciplinary production studio poised to redefine creative boundaries. Encompassing a realm of services from brand strategy to immersive experience development, WORKPRODUCT caters to a global clientele while representing an ensemble of commercial directors and creative collectives. The brainchild of visionary founders Yates … Continue reading “WORKPRODUCT launches in heart of LA”
100 days long. 100 days strong is the attitude as the WGA strike reaches its 100th day. A mixture of resolve, enthusiasm, simmering anger, and looming questions permeate the atmosphere among the striking New York members. Since its commencement on May 2, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike has unveiled a multitude of complex … Continue reading “New York Strike: 100 days long. 100 days strong”
With the back-to-school season fast approaching, the stress of this challenge is all too real for nearly three in five parents. In a bid to alleviate this concern and provide a convenient solution, DoorDash has joined forces with actress and parent Jessica Biel to introduce “Grab & Go Bento” – a range of bento-inspired lunches … Continue reading “DoorDash, Jessica Biel simplify Back-to-School Lunch Chaos”
Home of multidisciplinary creative talent, Laird and Good Company, has announced the recent signing of four new artists to their growing roster; Director / Photographers Grant Cornett and Ciril Jazbec, Director Mae Mann, and Photographer William Jess Laird. Grant Cornett Grant Cornett, a renowned Director and Photographer, brings a diverse portfolio that includes collaborations with esteemed … Continue reading “Laird and Good Company strengthen roster”
Prior to the commencement of negotiations for TV/Theatrical/Streaming contracts, the SAG-AFTRA Negotiating Committee took a significant decision to allow independent producers falling within the scope of the strike order to seek an Interim Agreement. As the strike enters its third week, the issue of interim agreements remains a subject of debate and contemplation within SAG-AFTRA, … Continue reading “SAG-AFTRA justifies interim agreement”
